Sentence examples for hunch of what from inspiring English sources

"Most of us have a hunch of what we could do to make our lives better, or to make ourselves happier," she told me earlier this week.

The pigs at the market were generally acting pretty hysterically – they probably had a hunch of what was to come.

Here the students demonstrarte how they generate a hypothetical cause and then use clinical cues to confirm or refute their intial hunch of what was happening: 'the first thing was when she said she felt tired and her pulse was 110 my reaction was to look down below and feel her fundus and see how that felt' (Std 3, reflective interview).

Commercial operators are ruled by their advertisers, he said, while WMMT, not being able to afford listener surveys, goes on its hunches of what people want.

Hunch creates a profile of what it thinks a person will like based on information about that person's friends and activity from around the Web.

My hunch is that much of what gets put forward as the practical policy implications of conservative politicians and their fundamentalist enablers have at least as much to do with conservative economic theories as with biblical interpretation.

"Like any human being, he has his hunches and his sense of what is going on, and he is looking around for rationalizations," Mr. Solow said.

The players hunch and whisper their recollections of what happened, a quick Rashomon of silent seconds counted, who did what when.

My hunch is that he will get most of what he wants.

Call it a hunch, but that just does not sound like a description of what truly motivates an electorate.

As people use the service over time Hunch is able to build out a very deep taste graph of what they like and dislike.